On a one-way street, in which position of the roadway should you place the vehicle to change direction to the left?

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The correct answer is next to the left edge. General traffic rules state that to turn left, positioning depends on the type of road: On two-way roads, position yourself next to the center line without invading the opposite lane. On one-way roads (as in this question), since there is no oncoming traffic, you must stick to the left edge of the roadway. This is crucial for traffic flow; by positioning yourself on the far left, you leave the right side of the road clear for vehicles wishing to continue straight or turn right.

On a one-way street, in which position of the roadway should you place the vehicle to change direction to the left?

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